Redgy Blackout is an indie rock band that stands apart in the passion and energy they display through their live shows and their ‘do it yourself’ work ethic. At the core of the group are guitar/banjo soloist Jeremy Breaks and singer/multi-instrumentalist Scott Perrie. Redgy Blackout has released 3 successful albums and consistently toured western Canada in the past three years. With appearances at the Deraylor Festival, BC Rivers Day Festival, the Harrison Festival for the Arts, and most recently Pop Okanagan they have garnered recognition from peers and fans alike as a must-see live band.

The collaboration began in ‘06 after Jeremy moved from Prince George to Vancouver. His father is a musician and co-owns a music store in PG where Jeremy once worked. Growing up in a rich musical environment, Jeremy had notable success in his hometown with the disco punk band, Floored, until he moved to Vancouver to challenge himself musically. A performer most of his life, Scott has a theatre diploma from Capilano College and first appeared on the Queen Elizabeth Stage with Donny Osmond when he was nine years old. He played guitar and trumpet as a teenager in Coquitlam. Inspired by The Beatles he began writing songs on his grandfathers ’61 Gibson J45, which he has been playing ever since.

With a united focus and dedication to the music they create, Redgy Blackout collaborates with professional musicians and are producing their best material yet. An eclectic mix of indie rock and folk pop, Redgy Blackout’s third record, a self-titled EP, was recorded at Vertical and Blue Wave Studios in Vancouver, where they exchanged labor for studio time. Produced by Elisa “boots” Pangsaeng and mixed by Tom Dobrzanski (Said The Whale, We Are The City, Hey Ocean!) their EP has garnered much critical acclaim and secured them a Top 20 spot in The PEAK Performance Project 2011.

Fields of Green is a young, eclectic rock quartet reigning from Kelowna, BC. With sounds spanning from Alternative to folk rock, this foursome is gaining momentum in the BC music scene. The band’s eccentric yet aggressive live performance continues to capture the hearts of listeners. Formed in spring of 2008, the band has toured BC twice, released a full-length Album, and performed for thousands. True to their craft, each member brings an influence of their own. While the sounds of Radiohead, The Mars Volta, Mute Math, and Elliott Smith may be touched upon, Fields of Green create a unique and honest live experience. Be it the monster percussion of Johnny Jansen, the mad structure of Kevin Dreger, the true lows of Connor Tkach, or the beautiful wailing of Kyle Tubbs, Fields of Green have touched on something exciting. And they are more than willing to share that with the rest of the world. They have had the pleasure of sharing the stage with notable artists such as Bend Sinister, An Horse, TV Heart Attack, Sleddogs, We Are The City, Yukon Blonde, Maurice, The Cruzero’s, Dan Mangan, and The Left. They were also recently involved in The PEAK Performance Project 2011.